Trevor Reveals Meghan’s Hidden Secret and Destruction of Wedding Evidence

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has been under scrutiny once again as Trevor Engelson, her ex-husband, sheds light on a secret she tried to hide for 19 years.

In his book “Revenge,” author Tom Bower uncovers several truths about Meghan, including the destruction of evidence from her first wedding.

This revelation has sparked curiosity among many, questioning why she would go to such lengths to erase any trace of her previous marriage.

Back in 2004, when Meghan was 23 and Engelson was 28, the couple began dating.

Their love story culminated in a wedding ceremony in 2011 at the Jamaica Inn in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.

The ceremony itself was reportedly only 10 minutes long, but the celebrations extended over four days.

Interestingly, there were two weddings: one at a courthouse in Los Angeles and the more well-known one in Jamaica, which turned into a grand party.

According to Bower's book, Meghan took extreme measures to keep the wedding a secret, going as far as making it nearly impossible for anyone to find out about it without a court order.

This raises eyebrows, considering that Meghan and Trevor were not widely known figures at the time.

It appears that Meghan's motivations for getting married were not rooted in love for Trevor but rather in obtaining the ring.

Even Trevor's parents saw through her facade and were devastated when she returned the wedding and engagement rings without any explanation.

During the wedding, no videos or photos were allowed, except for those taken by Meghan's father, Thomas Markle.

These pictures, which have since been made public, are the only remaining evidence of the event.

However, Meghan seemed unaware that she couldn't keep the marriage a complete secret.

Over 100 spectators attended the Jamaican celebration, some of whom might testify to the existence of the wedding.

Among the attendees were members of the “Suits” cast, although rumors suggest that not everyone in the cast approved of Meghan, including actress Sarah Rafferty.

It is peculiar that throughout their marriage, Meghan and Trevor never lived together.

This fact, combined with Meghan's efforts to destroy any visual evidence of the wedding, raises questions about the authenticity of their relationship.

However, Meghan failed to realize that there would always be a paper trail.

Witnesses, Thomas Markle's photos, and official records filed in Los Angeles courts all serve as proof that the marriage did occur.

Strangely enough, Meghan never denied being married prior to her relationship with Prince Harry.

Yet, when the divorce from Trevor came around, she seemed to conveniently forget about everything and did not have the marriage annulled.

So why did she go to such lengths to destroy the wedding tape in the first place?

In retrospect, Meghan's attempt to hide her previous marriage has been unsuccessful.

Trevor tried to salvage their relationship, but Meghan was already prepared to move on to her next target.

Without warning, Meghan packed her bags and left their apartment, returning the wedding and engagement rings via FedEx.

It was a cold and abrupt end to their relationship.

Following her split from Trevor, Meghan embarked on a new romance with Canadian chef Corey Vitiello, eventually becoming engaged in 2014.

This relationship opened doors to a higher social class for Meghan, introducing her to influential figures such as Marcus Anderson, the global membership director of the elite private club Soho House.

With Corey Vitiello's connections, Meghan transitioned from being an actress to a socialite.

As more details continue to emerge about Meghan's past, it becomes clear that her journey to royalty was not without its secrets and controversies.

The destruction of evidence from her first wedding raises questions about her motives and the lengths she went to in order to maintain a certain image.